How The Office Design Impacts Your Mental Health

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How The Office Design Impacts Your Mental Health
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Are your employees mentally healthy?

• How many of you really know the answer to this
  question? This is an era of the industry boom.
  There are many corporate workplaces.
• But how do you stand out from the crowd? People
  spend more time in office these days and so the
  workspace design has an impact on the mental
  health of the employees.

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The Office Design Impacts Your Mental Health

• Work-Life Balance
• Employee Growth Development
• Employee Recognition Encouragement
• The Right Color Scheme
• Keep Things Fresh Relaxed

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Work-Life Balance

• Every employee has a personal life, so if your
  sector requires something more than the regular 9
  to 5 job and if working overtime is unavoidable,
  you can think of ways to compensate them.
• Engaging breakout spaces, adding amenities,
  having informal meeting areas and ergonomic
  furniture are a few things that can make the
  working experience all the more positive.
• This will create a home away from home
  environment for your employees to work peacefully
  and creatively.

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Employee Growth Development

• Every employee should grow with the business and
  every employer will need that growth. You can
  take some measures to ensure the growth of the
  employees.
• You can provide your employees with the right
  technology and introduce incentives to encourage
  them.

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Employee Recognition Encouragement

• The level of engagement in your office will have
  a direct impact on the employees mental health.
  But is your office designed to meet collaboration
  and brainstorming needs?
• You can have small meeting rooms and big
  conference rooms not just for client meetings,
  but to recognize your employees.
• You can also hang inspirational quotes and
  positive images on the office walls.

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The Right Color Scheme

• Employing the right color scheme is crucial when
  it comes to office design. Your mind reacts
  differently to different colors schemes. For
  example, blue is associated with well being and
  productivity, therefore it suits most of the
  workspace. Black or grey may be depressing.

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Keep Things Fresh Relaxed

• Use of plants, larger window with views of
  nature, water features and open spaces can all
  create a healthier and calmer workplace
  environment.

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Cornerstone Commercial Contractor

• At Cornerstone, we have commercial
  contractors who are capable of creating workspace
  that cater to the needs of employees mental
  health.
• Contact us to create an atmosphere that
  encourages your employees and is motivating.

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